How we vet sellers

Anyone can claim to be an expert on a marketplace. Our job is to check the receipts. A seller appears in this directory only if all of the following were true when we researched them:

  1. Rating of at least 4.9 out of 5 on Fiverr — not on a single lucky order, but across their order history.
  2. A substantial record of completed orders — normally at least 50, and we prefer sellers with hundreds or thousands of reviews. The exact review count we found is printed on every card, so you can judge for yourself.
  3. A recognised Fiverr badge where available — Level 2, Top Rated, Fiverr's Choice or Fiverr Pro. These badges are earned through Fiverr's own performance monitoring.
  4. We read the gig page and the reviews ourselves — what is actually included, how the seller communicates, and what recent buyers say, including the critical ones.
  5. Clear, honest pricing — where Fiverr's public data shows a starting price, we print it on the card. Where it doesn't, the card says "See packages on Fiverr" instead of guessing.

What vetting does not mean

The sellers are independent freelancers, not our employees or partners. We do not take a cut of their gig price, and we cannot guarantee any individual order. Your agreement is with the seller on Fiverr, and Fiverr's escrow and dispute system protects your payment. That is exactly why every order button on this site sends you to Fiverr instead of asking you to pay anyone directly.

Keeping the list honest

  • Listings are re-checked every 2–3 months; sellers whose rating falls or who stop delivering are removed.
  • Sellers cannot pay to be listed, and there is no application process — the list comes from our own research.
  • If you had a bad experience with a listed seller, tell us — buyer reports are part of the re-check.
  • Figures on this site (ratings, review counts, prices) come from the sellers' public Fiverr pages at research time, most recently November 2026. Fiverr pages change; the live page is the final word.